Incarnation of Lord Shri Ram
Lord Shri Ram had incarnated on the ninth day of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month to eradicate sins on earth. Lord Shri Ram was born in Ayodhya, present-day Uttar Pradesh.
Lord Rama had incarnated in this world on Chaitra month Shukla Navami as the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The life of Lord Rama is the biggest source of inspiration for us.
Shri Ram incarnated to annihilate the demons and reduce the burden on the earth by killing a demon like Ravana. Shri Ram's personality is incomparable. Shri Ram was the most loved deity of Hindus, and still is.
Shri Ram was an incarnation of Vishnu. Lord Vishnu had many incarnations, out of which the saintly avatar is believed to be of Shri Ram. Shri Ram was rich in many arts. When sins increase more in the world, then God destroys the sins in some form or the other.
Shri Ram had incarnated for public welfare and ideal presentation. Shri Ram was the epitome of compassion, sacrifice and dedication. Shri Ram is considered to be the best deity of Hindus. He taught the world to follow the path of humanity. He is considered to be truthful and patient.
Of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu, Rama is considered to be the seventh incarnation. To get rid of the tyranny of Lankadhish Ravana, Lord Vishnu incarnated on this earth in the form of Rama.
Rama's father's name was Dasharatha and mother's name was Kaushalya. He had three brothers, whose names were Lakshmana, Bharata and Shatrudhan. Rama's step mother sent him to exile for 14 years.
Lord Ram was born on the Navami of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month and we celebrate this day as Ram Navami every year. In the Ramayana composed by Valmiki, complete information about Rama is obtained. Ramcharitmanas written by Tulsidas introduced everyone to the character of Rama.
He was an honest and ideal person. From him we learn to lead an ideal life. It is believed that the sin on earth had increased so much that Shri Ram himself had to incarnate. Shri Ram was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He knew the twelve arts.
Childhood
Shri Ram was born in the house of a king. His father's name was Dasharatha and mother's name was Kaushalya. From childhood, Shri Ram was courageous and kind-hearted. His father Dasharatha loved Rama the most.
Without Ram, he could not even eat food. King Dasharatha did not let Rama go away even for a moment. He had three younger brothers. Being a grown up Shri Ram used to take care of all the brothers. He loved his stepmother Kaikai the most.
Education
Lord Shri Ram received his education from Guru Vishisht and obeyed the orders of his Guru. He used to serve his Guru. Lord Ram was very mighty since childhood.
He has been mighty since childhood. Lord Rama grew up and made this world pure by killing the demon Ravana. And raised the honor of this country.
Ram's sister
Lord Rama's only sister was Shanta. She was the daughter of King Dasharatha. His mother's name was Kaushalya. She loved Ram very much.
Sita's swayamvara
King Janak created a swayamvara for the marriage of his daughter Sita and everyone was invited. That all of them participate in this competition and show their dominance. And to marry Sita.
The condition of swayamvara Sita's groom was placed with Mahadev's bow, in which a condition was placed. Whosoever breaks up this bow will be married to Sita.
But all the demons were defeated on the condition that King Janak became very sad that there was no one in this world who could lift it, even Lankapati Ravana could not move it, but then Lord Shri Ram broke up Mahadev's bow. The marriage was accepted. Sita was married to Rama as per the condition.
Lord Rama's exile
After Rama's marriage to Sita, Rama decided to become the king of Ayodhya, but Rama's stepmother sent Rama and Lakshman to exile for fourteen years. Bharata was made the king of Ayodhya unwillingly. Lord Rama endured many hardships in exile
Rama's stepmother sent Rama, Lakshmana and Sita to exile for 14 years and made her son Bharata the king of Ayodhya. Bharat respected Rama, so he did not want this.
Rama married Sita, the daughter of King Janak. And from him Ram got two sons Luv and Kush. Rama spent 14 years in exile with Lakshmana and Sita, Ravana abducted Sita.
Sita abducted by Ravana
Lord Rama, his wife and his younger Lakshmana were in exile. Then Ravana's sister insulted Sita, Lakshman could not bear it and cut off the nose of Ravana's sister.
Ravana decided to take revenge and kidnapped Sita by deceit. Rama's devotee Jatayu tried to stop Ravana but he failed, Ravana cut off Jatayu's wings. Ravana took Sita to his Lanka.
When Lord Rama goes to Lanka in search of Sita, in the meantime he builds the Ram Setu bridge to cross the ocean.
By writing the name of Rama by the devotees of Lord Rama, stones were thrown into the sea and the stones began to float, thus the fellow monkeys of Lord Rama built the Ram Setu which can be seen even in the present day.
A fierce battle took place between Lord Rama and Ravana, in which Lord Rama conquered Lanka by killing dangerous demons like the fierce Dashanan Ravana, his brother Vibhishana and returned to Ayodhya with Mother Sita. Rama fought with Ravana to free Sita from Ravana and defeating Ravana came back to Ayodhya with Sita. Thus truth triumphed over evil. And Ram won.
At the time of this war, Rama had fasted for Durga Puja. And even today the followers of Ram keep fast on these days. And the last day celebrates Dussehra. And burns the effigy of Ravana.
Lord Rama showing his dignity and bravery. Fight with a mighty demon like Ravana. Ram and his army built Ram Setu between India and Sri Lanka, from which they went to Sri Lanka. Even today this bridge can be seen. is considered. That stone floats in that sea.
Although Ravana was a great devotee of Lord Shiva, Ravana pleased Lord Shiva with his devotion and took the boon of being immortal. But Ravana abused his power and started torturing the gods, due to which Lord Rama killed Ravana.
End of Ravana
Ravana used to be a devotee of Lord Shiva. Shiva gave him many boons but Ravana misused those boons.
In the final battle of Ravana and Rama, Ravana's brother Vibhishana helped Rama by cutting off ten heads of Ravana, it was impossible to kill him. Eventually Rama defeated Ravana and came back to Ayodhya after completing fourteen years of exile with Sita.
Rama welcomed him by lighting a lamp in congratulation of victory over Ravana. From that day onwards we consider every year as Deepawali. This festival has been going on for millions of years.
Return to Ayodhya
Lord Rama killed Ravana's demon like Lankadhis and made Ravana's younger brother Vibhishana the king of Lanka. And came back to Ayodhya with Rama, Sita, Lakshmana and their monkey Saina.
The coronation of Lord Rama was done. With the victory of religion over sin, the whole kingdom went around happily. Started worshiping Lord Rama. And Rama was welcomed by lighting a lamp. And this day is celebrated as Diwali.
Ram Navami
According to the scriptures, Lord Rama was born on the ninth day of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. The festival of Ram Navami is celebrated every year on this day. Hence the day of this festival is celebrated as Ram Janmotsav.
Due to the birth of Ram on this date, on the Navami of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month, the huge and grand festival of Ram Navami is celebrated.
Conclusion
Shri Ram has so many achievements that we will not be able to write them all. But Shri Ram killed many demons and created an atmosphere of peace.
The life of Shri Ram is the guide of our life.
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